Post by stanford9 on Aug 12, 2005 14:30:03 GMT
I think that's the ep title, the one with a very young Patrick Swayze finding out he's got leukemia, and the Cardinal making a visit to the unit.
I love the scene in the Officers Club, when Mulcahy goes in, hoping to deter everyone from their debauchery, and he goes to the table that has Potter and Winchester getting drunk together.
First off, I thought that was cool, that they were just hanging out like buddies. I recall a post on the board about whether Potter and Charles were ever really buddies, or just CO and second-in-command, and I think this, and the one with the tauntine (sp?), are two good examples of the connection between the two.
Second off, I thought it was cool the way Charles responded to Potter suddenly changing the punchline of the nasty joke he was telling, once he spotted Mulcahy behind Charles.
Charles pipes up and says, "That ain't the way *I* heard it!"
It surprised me that he said it that way, as proper as Charles always tries to be.
I love the scene in the Officers Club, when Mulcahy goes in, hoping to deter everyone from their debauchery, and he goes to the table that has Potter and Winchester getting drunk together.
First off, I thought that was cool, that they were just hanging out like buddies. I recall a post on the board about whether Potter and Charles were ever really buddies, or just CO and second-in-command, and I think this, and the one with the tauntine (sp?), are two good examples of the connection between the two.
Second off, I thought it was cool the way Charles responded to Potter suddenly changing the punchline of the nasty joke he was telling, once he spotted Mulcahy behind Charles.
Charles pipes up and says, "That ain't the way *I* heard it!"
It surprised me that he said it that way, as proper as Charles always tries to be.
